Steel wheel decode

[birdsandbees]

Code readers please.... is this my correct original spare??? I think it's been in the trunk during my life time. 1969 SuperBee.. built Feb 25/69 or there abouts, as my engine wasn't built until Feb 28th.

14 x 5 1/2 JK ... M5
                          7
B MADE IN CAN 830
A 1 4 19

Had my tires removed from rims today, getting ready to clean them up and install my 5 x Goodyear Speedway Red Streaks that arrive tomorrow on FedEx. The tire shop thought I was nuts, perfect Michelin radials that are soft, pliable, full tread, installed in 1989 !  lol 5 guys + the owner and all said they'd run them..  

[68 RT]

Date codes are by the valve stem hole.

[birdsandbees]

Yep.. just blasted it there and it's the same. Thanks for the input!  

If you look close in the picture above of inside the rim.. it also has M5 with a 7 under it off to the right side... and 4 19 April 19th. So I guess it's an 1967 wheel, mfg April 19th at M5 plant... which ever that is.

Not sure on the "55" 

[68 RT]

M5 is Motor Wheel plant #5. The 7 under could also be 1977? I think but not sure 1960's Chrysler wheels are all made in USA. The 55 is the width 5.5 inch.

[birdsandbees]

Thanks.. from my own resto thread.. was advised M5 was the Chatham, Ontario Motor Wheel plant and probably a spare from a C body car.

[Iowa_Mopar]

Thanks.. from my own resto thread.. was advised M5 was the Chatham, Ontario Motor Wheel plant and probably a spare from a C body car.

So my rims have a "B1-6" on one side of the stem and a Y2 5.5 on the other.  Would that translate into a Budd-manufactured wheel January 1966?  What does the Y2 signify? 

[Iowa_Mopar]

Thanks.. from my own resto thread.. was advised M5 was the Chatham, Ontario Motor Wheel plant and probably a spare from a C body car.

So my rims have a "B1-6" on one side of the stem and a Y2 5.5 on the other.  Would that translate into a Budd-manufactured wheel January 1966?  What does the Y2 signify? 

Does anyone have a source for decoding date codes for a Budd Manufactured wheel?  The only thing I can find mentions the Budd rim but goes on for how to decode a Motor Wheel.